Vehicle Inspection Form at a glance
What it is: Maryland Capitol Police Vehicle Inspection Form: the driver must inspect the assigned vehicle before the vehicle is moved.
Who signs: OFFICER and SERGEANT each write a name (PRINT NAME) and the Date.
A filled-in Vehicle Inspection Form example: an officer inspects a police vehicle

How to fill out Vehicle Inspection Form, box by box
More rules for Vehicle Inspection Form
Driver: use this check list as a guide for inspecting the vehicle.
With engine off check the following: engine oil within acceptable limits, fan belts tight and show no obvious damage, coolant level acceptable, washer fluid level acceptable, exterior of vehicle clean, interior of vehicle clean, windshield wipers, seat belt functions correctly, tire inflation, tire tread and sidewalls show no damage.
Turn on the engine and check the following: headlights function on both hi and lo beam, turn signals function (Left/Right), brake lights function including third brake light, reverse lights function, fluid leaks discovered.
Check that the horn sounds, mirrors function and are clean, and emergency lights and siren work. Any new damage noted prior to using this vehicle? (Mark Damage with “X”)
Sources
[1] MCP Form 91 (05-12), Maryland Capitol Police Vehicle Inspection Form (the served file; no issuer file exists) (the Official source link on this page).




